The Color Picker is a system dialog that appears in certain applications allowing you to choose colors from an adjustable color wheel. It give you 2 methods to specify color, HSL (Hue, Saturation and Lightness) and RGB (Red, Green, and Blue). An easy way to see what the Color Picker looks like is to open the Color Control Panel and choose Other from the Highlight pop-up menu. System 7.5 has an enhanced color picker. These enhancements come from the Color Picker extension stored in the Extensions Folder. When using this enhanced color picker with a Macintosh using two or more monitors, the Color Picker appears on the monitor configured for the highest bit-depth. For example, if you are using a Quadra 800 with a 16-inch display set to 256 colors and a 14-inch display set to millions of colors, the Color Picker shows up on the 14-inch display, since it is capable of showing more colors. The color picker always shows up on the monitor with the highest bit-depth, regardless of which monitor is the startup monitor. The monitor you have set as your startup monitor displays the "Welcome To Macintosh" screen. This extension is necessary for graphic programs and it does not use a lot of memory.
